I presume PassFab 4EasyPartition can select from a choice of source drives, not just autoselecting the default boot drive - their website does not show such an example. Or go to another computer where both the old and new drives can be attached as additional drives there, install the software, and then ( presumably ) copy from the old drive to the new drive, then put the new drive into the original computer - do NOT copy the other computer's boot drive to the newly purchased blank drive. So, if we have only one computer, and only one drive socket, we need to buy an adapter to temporarily attach the replacement drive via USB ( perhaps ), and then copy from the internal to the new drive, then swap them. If I buy a replacement drive for my laptop, a laptop that has only one drive socket inside, how do they expect me to 'see' the current drive and the new drive at the same time so I can copy from one to the other? This does not offer to make a separate boot tool for us to then use to copy from one drive to another.

This seems to promise to copy a live operating system to another attached drive.

I'll get back to you all if I can see how PassFab 4EasyPartition does that. Quickly and safely migrate everything to new Windows 11. I'm looking into how PassFab 4EasyPartition can take my aging Windows 7 computer and '.

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